Good to know when I need the help. Yardage sure would be nice. Seems my memory is going faster than my eyes so remembering all the moa numbers is becoming challenging
Scope for long range
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whitetail regulator
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kool...next scope 4x20 sightron and kenton turret...still cheaper than leupold vx2 cds...
Bravo 4
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I believe that is Mysticayer (Jerry Teo) on this site. Unfortunately haven't seen him around in a while.
Didn't know that. Yes that's his name. Good review tho.
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I have to share my personal experience with sightron, not to discredit others experience with these scopes but this company really treated me bad a few years back.
I bought an siii 8-32x56 and after a few months of very gentle use the elevation turret broke internally.
I have no idea what caused it but believe me I never so much as bumped the scope ever.
I sent it to sightron for repair, and after 3 months and several phone calls I finally learned that they were just sitting on my scope waiting for $200 to repair the turret!!
Needless to say I was shocked, got In touch with management and was told they don't cover negligent damage.
I told them that I had never done anything to cause the damage, and the service manager called me a liar.
Ended up paying the ransom and sold the *** as fast as I could.
Now contrast this customer service with vortex.. you could drop your scope off a cliff and they would give you a new one.
I would never ever let a friend buy a sightron after that experience.
Also glass was not impressive at high magnification, I would get a blueish hue around the crosshairs when zoomed in.
whitetail regulator
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good to know...sorry it didn't work out...ive never owned one...but this seems to be the standard on budget scope customer service...
whitetail regulator
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i heard primary arms has a 14 power with ffp drop comp reticle for 300 ish....any one try em?....
Everyone has one of those stories it seems. I've heard them from Leupold, night Force and even Schmidt and Bender. Hard to believe. I've sold them for quite some time and talk to Sightron occasionally. That IS NOT there policy. Especially after 3 months. They have the same warranty as many companies. They will repair or replace your optic if it's faulty due to workmanship. They will not replace it if you damage it in anyway. That's odd since many companies will replace them unconditionally. The top priced optic companies have the same warranty as Sightron however. Vortex has Bushnell's warranty. Run it over with your truck and its covered. I trust Sightrons not to fail. What's done has been done. One act or scope doesn't make them junk. It does however cause them to lose a customer. Unfortunate for you. They make fine optics. You just got one of the needles in the haystack.
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Bang4theBuck
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I helped built a couple of budget rigs for friends and put Vortex Crossfire II in 6-18. They do the job and now vortex makes the same scope with tactical turrets. They work fine if on a tight budget and you can't beat the warranty.
whitetail regulator
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just curious how many moa or mills per revolution of the turret
Bang4theBuck
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12 moa.
the hunter
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Vortex just came out with a long range strike eagle 3-18x44 and 4-25x50, and both have llluminated reticles and open turrets.
I understand the 15 moa full turn elevation turret as a preference. My 284 makes about 750 yards at 15 moa. Most of my shots are under that requiring less than one full turn. That makes my return to zero an easy one. Even if my shots are beyond 1000 yards, my moa reticle can take up several hundred yards past the 800 allowing me to leave it at 15 and use the reticle. I really like that set up.
whitetail regulator
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how many moa or mills per revolution of the turrets?
